Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 17, 1886, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. market 5@10¢ lower; common to o cholee, 8.5 @4.15; skips and pln, $2,00@3. 5 s FINANUIAI. New York, April 15.~Moxey~On eall, at 2@2'¢ pet cent, RIM rm ANTILE PAPER—4@5 per cent. BTERLING EXCHANGE-Dull but steady 84,803 for sixty days, and $4.885¢ on de- )nao vERNMENTS—Dull but firm. Srocks—Stocks were dull and drooping. The market opened Y @4clower and further declined i@, but the extreme fluctuations were Rem-mllf wjthin 1 per cent. On a slight Taily during the forenoon the highest prices were reached, and the lowest quotations were made generally in the last hour, from which there was a small reaction and ‘gain, with a downward tendency at the close. "The gen- eral weakness of the market is attributed to the unsettled condition of railroad traftic, growing out of the strike already in existence and those that are threatened. BTOCKS O‘N WA[.I. STRERT. 19214 Rock 10 °|SL L. &8, 1051, preferted; 21 Cy Northern Pac. preferred. PRODUCE. Chicago, April 16.—Flour— Steady and unchanged: “winter ~ wheat, $4.400@4.47 southern, $4.00@4.65; Wisconsi Michigan soft npllnk Minnesota bakers) §5.004.10 @b, 5, 3. Q"o lower. atreuklhmwd d 13gc and closed about 1¢ above_yes: tenlay] TOXC for cash i April: 7 for May Corn—btronger; advanced 1 Ing steady at advance; % ¢ for April; 873¢@375 Y. O Nl el Bl 0 S anie. 88ba for cash and April: 205 for May. Rye—Firm at 60, Prime, $1.70@1.17, ced—$1,00@1.05! 4, Whisky—S81.14, d 2ige lower o i15¢, and closed comparati an. 15 or ‘cash and April; $0.15@diig for ay. Lard—Mod higher; §5. 214 demand_and about 2!¢e 4@>.90 for cash, April and May. Toxed Meats—Unchanged; shoulders, $4.00 i, Short clear”sides, $5.5w5.00; short , 21@We: dairy, 10@22e. t firm and unchang £l Cronm chaddats, 10@116; Young Awerica, 11@12¢; skims, @sc. s —Firm at 11@111e. Hides—Unchanged; ~ green, 6ge: heavy 1ge; light, Bige: damaged, Gigc; Ge: " dry salted, 12)e; dry’ flint, c:_calf skins, 10@lse. “Tallow—Unchanged; No. 1 country, 4}¢c. coipts, Shipments, Flour, bbls. 0 5,000 ‘Wheat, ou, Corn, bu Oats.bu, Rye,bu . Barley, bu.. 0200000 New York, April 10, —Wheat—Receipts, 2,000; exports, 103,000: spot, quiet; options udyanced 1@lige, closing steady: ungraded red, 8le; No. 2 red, 91%@v1 15-i6¢ in store; Mav_closing at 92%5c. b&mt }ge and ovtions L@ice higher: , exports, 131,000; ungraded, 42@445c; 34 (@4be in el tor, 47c de- livered; Aay Closing at ios Tooeipts, 54,0003 exports, 100; mm-d western, 3i@42ci white western, 0@ l -troleum—b!cmle" Unnm closed at Wde. o S1L 5011024, western ‘steai, ern, 15@3le; Elé v, heese—Quict; wes 8t. Louis, April 16.— Vllu higher; No. 2 red, l’ll‘dh 874 'orn—Firmer; No. 2 ||||\|*|l cash, 3 Nn.2ll|lxc(l cash, ¢ Rye— k at hoe, - (‘.ul\' Rlfi lO‘ L TBlltwr Dull; crea) ery, 2-:@&0(,. dairy, 18 @:25¢s Afternoon Board—Wheat, steady and ge higher. Corn, easy and Jge lower. ~ Oats, un- th.mgm City, A 81 oril 16,—Wheat—Unset- tl(‘«l cash, 61ic bid, 62 asked; May, 623{ : onsh. 2734c asked; May, 27%c ked. Milwaulee, April cash, Trhe: May, [ tendy Oats—Dull; Rye—St Barley Provision Anril, $9.05, Toledo, April 16. -- Wheat~-Cash, @sse. Corn—Cash, 50, Oats—Cash, 523e. Liverpool, April 16, — Wheat—Demand iny ruvlui n0 stock here, lour—In good demand; spot, steady at 16.—Wheat—Steady 83 n—Good demand for xrul futures in fair .| o demand; spotand April, f nd JJune, easy at 48 2d. APl 10.—Wheat—Steady; @sie. Good demand; No. 2 mixed, 87c. ctive; No. 2 'mixed, 3. 3 G6@6ve. ro at 4s 5d; May £5. ky—Firm at $1.10, Minnea, ‘,)Olll. Arrll 16. — Whea No. 1 hard, cash, ; M 815¢ northern, e for eash; 778 o Flour- Patents, §4.55@4.80: bakers, ll\'«'ulpts—“’lml\l. 62,000 bu, b‘lmlpmuna Wheat, $,000 bu; flour, 16,000 New Orleans, April 10, — Corn—Un- settled but generally higher; mixed, 45c; white, 45@46c: yellow, 47 Oati—Quiet but steady; choice western, 39, ( ornmeal—Steady and - fair demand at —Quiet; No. 1 $3.55@ ducts—Easier at §10.12] d tierce, $5,57@5 ~Shoulders, $4.003 car Tibs, 5 UMAIIA IAI\ h STOCK. l'rlllxl)' l’u\nllll. Al ! cceipts of cattle continu attle of all grades in fair d marke steady at yesterd ing prices. Everything coming in meets with dy sale and at prices very satisfactory to shipper, St weré sold to-day as a5 8490, which is the highest in veral weeks, Everything in the yards early in the day. Quotitions Choice to extra ~:;u. u\mql- d but not quotably 583, long ¢ eraging L%00 to 1 Ilu'lhllll llN'ln"h 1,100 to lthl n(nunln. 5 choige cows' und Leifers, 200, $8.50@3.75; wedium, M0 to 1000, $LTE15: choloe 10 hulls, averaging 1500 to” 2000, $5.00@ il‘) common, averaging 1200 to 1500, $2,00@ ‘l e hog market very l]llh‘l. and little busi- ness was transacted. “Valugs have deelined from @loe, Light and medium weight hogs are in demand, small pigs and skips bein, unsalable. e receipts were more liberal Ull n on ?l‘h(k’ltll)’ Quuuflluuu for to-day e: Cholce light and nieaium weights, §3,73 choice heavy, $8,70@3.50; good to ce mixed, sxmua. comuion rough grades at $3.45@3.5%, Choic sl\wn(); quote At $4.25@5.00. Cattle. Hogs & 75 10 100 pounds are averaging 100 to 125, . 200 3, STAGH, Pr. No. 3. 2. 61.. SKIPS, T, 00 8335 HIGHEST AND LOWEST, Showing the highest and lowest prices paid on this market for mixed packing hogs aur- ing the vast seven days and for the corre- sponding period last month. March Friday. Saturday Monday’ Tuesda; All sales of stock in this market are made ot ewt. live welght unless otherwise stated. Dead hogs sell at 1c per 1b for all weights. 'Skins,"” or hogs weighing less taan 100 Ibs, no valie. Pregnant sows are docked 40 1bs and stags 80 1bs, Notes. hogs 5@10c off. A dull, rainy da; B. 8. Bliss, Elkhorn, marketed 20 cattle. J. J. Harms, Firth, sold two loads of hogs. " T. J. Coffey, Chadron, disposed of a load of hog: londs of hogs lett over, one load of cattle. 8. H Elwood, Stanton, marketed a load of 21 eattle, Bchofield & "T'aylor, Waverley, marketed a load of hogs. Q. L. Sinith, Ulysses, had a load of hogson the market. Lobman & R. had 50 cattle on the market from Seliuyler, The hog market was 5S¢ lower to-day than one month ago, E. M. Dras: hogs on the market. Colonel Savage went to Sargent last even- ing, where he has a tine farm, I W. Meclntosh, of Mclntosh & Sutton, Chapman, here with a load of cattle. Rufus G. Carr, a well-known citizen of l\\'l['xl Union, had a load of hogs on the mar- ket. }'l)l'l!l Loup, had a load of A. Moore, Gibbon, was at the yards with . Joad "of cattle, which lie sold o the mar- o Mr. Green, of the firm of Green & Mecker. was in to-day and sold two loads of cattle and one of hogs. C. IL Markeson, of the firm of Markeson & oyt Croscent, was at- the yards and sold alo ol hog: M Parkhiurst was at the of cattle shipped from St. ¥ Roes from Grand Istant John Lemke 0, had 50 head of cattle on the market, which 'brought the highest price of anything sold in the yards for some ime, E. T, Durland, Norfolk, had a_load of cat- tlo on the market. Mr. Durland was_one of the oldest dealers in Chieago, and was. for- merly associated with Harle Mr. Ricabaugh eame in with a load of eat- tle belonging to S. R. Stone, the m . Mr. Stone's lm\ n of Strahan was ¥ laniaged by the recent eyelone which ed through Towa, C. A. Moore, of iniz'a bunch of visitor at the yard with the market, tle he shipved w ‘The oflices in_the new exchange building were leased to-day to_ the commission men. Seven firms made applieation for oflice_roon and were allowed to draw _ for Several Chicago firms have signilie tention of taking ollices and es branches here. OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS. General Markets. Friday Evening, April 10, Ea Gs—The receipts are liberal and_the demand strong. Large shipments to the west winde cggs searce in this market. Sales ng made at 93@10 e, ) —Fancy fullcream cheddars. Octo- ber 11iges flats, 12'4ec; young America, litde; first quality Swiss cheese, Lae: second wmllty,l 12}4@4c; Limburger, 0c. s with a load ul and a load of who has been feed- irand Island, was a t the next cat- VTR~ The receipts are very light and the market good for thv choicer ‘grades. Cholce creamery, 25@80c; choice fresh- table, 16@18¢; good fresh table, 12@l4c; fair, b’@ 10¢; poor, S@se, GAME—The rceipts of ducks are not quite so lioavy as last week. Tley are quoted at 0o @ PoviTiiy—The market is neatly bare and tho demand 15 good. especially for’ chickens. As the_warm weather approaches thero i$ more Inquiry for live chickens than for dressed,Good live chickens sell readily to 5; dressed, 10@lle; ducks and geese, 10@lle: turkeys, dressed, choice, i 1s do in_ pail or Ib. 9}4c: assorted 5-Ib. pails per crate, Jellies, all kinds, first grade, , per Ib. & assorted, first grade, pails, per crate, O pails, $2.503 d pails, per case, 2oz, §22 lore, por ase, 8 o, $1.40. Jetly. P el L SR meat, best grade % bbl. per 1b. 7c: do, 5-1b pall per eral 1s, £3.76; do 40-1b pails oy S b Talia s reters oatls 5775, Daaah and plum Dittar, 40 pailo Th Ib, 9igo; peach plum and auinco buttor, as- sorted, 5lb_pails, per crate, 6 pails, $3.75; Horso Fudish. pint botties, por doy 150, Pig8’ ek, TRIPE, Eic—1gs’ Teet, 1()01',{ gml %40:) do, 14 bbl, & ogbldg i ber k k Lambs’ tongues, per 5; do, per kit, 82,00 do, quart Jurs, pr dge, 85.25; do, Bl gm’s]mrenw,zdnz $070. THipe, per ’f 4.00; do, per 3gbbl, §2.00; do, per ki SAven Km\v'r—nen quality, 80gal bbl, 80.50; 15 gal bbl, 3. Comn uon:\'—(,nlllormn'«! 10 frame 60 Ibs, {&mp\ir Ib., 150; 10 Ib, frames, Nebraska, @’ Clm:n—.\(lchlznn refined, per bblL, $6.50; do. half bbl. 00, szuux—\\"nlw wine, 16¢; cider, 12}ge. BANANAS—The market is well supplied. Quotations are §2.00(4.00, according 1o w lez. AI'I'ID “The market is well stocked An are dragging, Western stock, s.;oom"fi», .\"Lllh{l\ll apples, $2.50; choice Missouri stock, $2,50 per bbl. CrANBERRIES—Bell ana Bugle, per bbl, sn 03 5 bbl lots, $6.00; Jersey, per bush box, 2.00. UllANA.Fn Riverside Seedlings, per tox $3.75; Mediterranean Sweets, per box, $4.103 B ta 10 box lots, per box, $3.3: Sau Gaby iel Navels, per box, $1.50; 1,08 Angeies, per box, 82.75; do 5box luls per box, $2.60; do, 10-box lulu. pel box, $2. 0, 25-box iots. per box, N MoNs—Fanay. Mossion. per box#5.003 chgice Messina, per box, €5.00. NEW K168, DATES, ETc.—Layer figs, 8 and 10-Ib boxes, per 1b, ife. Dates, fancy Fard, 12-1b boxes; per 1b, 1ie: Persiai, 50-I boxes, per 10, 0c, Prunelles, #0-1b boxes, per Ib, iavi.x SuaAR—Bricks, strictly pure, 50-b Dxes, per b, d6c; penny’ cakes, 2510 cases, 5. HoNgy—Fresh California comb honey put up in 21b frames, 60-1bs in case, California comb honey uun, 15¢. Ovsrens--New York counts, 45¢; extra selects. 40c. 85¢; standards H0c: wmedinms, e, VEGFTABLES=Callfornia _cabbage, selects, per Ib., 8ige; cauliflower, per doz., 8 ey per oz, $L20; assingus. per 1 svinach, per 003 green onions, per doz., 85 ndlshe:. per doz.. tde; lettuce; r doz., 60c; pienlant, per 1b Provisions—Ham, v'/(l&l()\ hleuk @i con N@s} sides, 0 e ot bl das, G1¢e s Dork. $12:50 per ubl leces, 18¢; lard, tierces, fisc; 50 1b cans, 7e; 0 Ib cans (K 5 b cans, do, 8 Ib cans, do 10c! Ns—Califory ing 1 a small bu., $1.65; do Pea, per bu., §1. i gvamm ver bu., §1.75; Country, w bu., 'to(uuwu Per 100, $4.50; less than 100, OLD VEGETABLES—OnI Michigan, ehioico yellow, per bbl., §3.50; ritabagas, per bbl., §2.00@2.25; Lnnuk ’l' hlbl L75: hors radish roots, per bbl.. S\\u\st Dotitaes, per lh 2,005 bcm». por bbl., ‘..W. Salt vx« per bu., Se. WA Midhfean vay. California u- ako pota- PorATors—The market is very dull and there is little or no stock movin| Retail dealers are only bu;| f in small I ply their present needs, and it wouid be no easy matter to place car lots. The choicest stoek is only quoted at 50c, and mixed or fair to good stock 40@45e. Inferior stock is not wanted. GRAIN—On the streets and at the mills: Corn, %3¢ ; oats, 28'5¢; wheat, No. 2, 60c; rye, e ‘hm R AND Mir aquality, wheat flour, patent, flour, in lnrr«l~ £5, rEs—Win terwheat .00 second lluulfl\ spring @205 buckwl Bec swt: chopped fend: be per o corn meal, 80c; vellow comn e cwt; screening, 60c per cwti 3 per cw horts, 60c per ewt; graham, $1.75; hav, in bales, £6,006 700 per ton. Hin) (3reen butchers, 6ge: green eured, Tig0; dry flint, 1i@1se: dry salt, Gaioe: dam aged hides iwo-thirds price. Tallow—ic. Grease, im whits Siéet \lllm\. H brown, 21¢c. Sheen Pelts—25 FURS AND SKINS- ink, 10@40e; n\!lkall winter, 2@5c: do. Kits, 1¢; Otter, £2,50@5.00; skunk, nhml. strived, in@o; du. broad _striped, 10@15; badger, : Rao coon. No. Ulatice, 4003 do, Now 5, do. No. 8, 10@se: wolf. vrairia 0. mountain, $2.00a5,00; wildeat, 15 ver, Sl..’i'(d‘.’."fi per 1b: (nx, each, Gach, (@l b do. fal RALNG T Eilebue hne L. & Sons, 86c: No, 1 Pittsburg, K No, 1lnce leathier, prime slaught leather, 88@sos Brime onk solg lethers, Sie. Upper leathier, per foot, 20@20:: lien, Kkip, @%se: onk Kip, S@dde: Freneh kip $1.00@1.25; hem, calf, 8100105 oak calf, $1.00@1.25: French calf, $i.2uai8h: Moroc boot leg, ste; Moradeo ol pob 9 toppinies and linings, £.00@1( JOAT—Anthracite grate, S8, range, 88 50; 00 er do chestnut, plow stecl, s cast hml-uln 2 @18¢y L00: hubs. er set, sawed llf)’, $1.40; tongues, e ('ll. ey square nuts, per b, 61 wedges, fe: crowoar spring 'steel, 7 Burden $1.40: Burden’s mule shoes, lots, £4.00 , 10 to ¢ 1 3 axles; coil hnm'h/ c l seal, 11 W0 yellbw, gemin: . K. 12 . roctiell ochre, Krench, merican, Winter's mine Spanish brown Dry PAl g ng mm.m.u ordinary 3 whiting, com'l. itown, 12e: _lunpbla ian 'blu itramy dyke, lnu\\n, W, de: sie mon, ez chrome green, N greein K, Ie; vermiiiior saw and burnt umb nd burnt sienna, 123 refined lampblack, I biack and ivory black, 16e: drop biack, Ifie: Prussian Dlue, 40c; ultramarine blue, 18c: chrome green, Lo M. & D, 10c: blind and shutter green, Lo M. & DJ, 16¢; Paris creen, 18 Indian red, Verletian red, 03 Tuscan, vermillion, L. D., 20e, \I,n\() D., Lm[-n 'mlnl)\;_'(uhu. \\X||IIII|, chestnut and 20¢; ehrome lxl;.ll sh, in oil, 1 1b, cans, 125 ||\|\k|~ brown, yellow och ochire, 16c; light_oak,’ d ash, 12¢. DRUGS AND U1 cid, carbolic, Be: acid, tartaric, 1 copaiba, per sufras, per 1 10¢ lomel, liinchonidin, per oz, 40¢: ehloro: form, per 1, 60c; Dovers powders, per epsom’_saits, ner i, per 1b, 15e; lead, acbtaté, oil, castor, No. 1, per gal., $1.60; oil, castor, No, 2, L, $1.403 "oil, olive, ‘p . origantim, 50¢; opium. and R &'S., per ver th, $3.00; salicin, per oz, ulpliate Morphihe, per oz, S510; phir, per Ib. 2o stryehihine, por oz, SLy 011,5—110° “carbon. pe 309 headlight, dight, per gal, 15¢: 150° water white, Lie; linseed, s er gallon, 4 cd. boiled, per gallon, per gallon. 50¢: No. 1, castor XXX, ‘per ‘zallon, §1.44: sweet. ver allon, S1.00; sperm, W. B., per gallon, 81.60; fisn, W. B.. allon, 65¢; neatsfoot, extra, per’gallon, Toe; No. L6, lubrieating, zco. per. gallon, No.1summer, 15¢; golden m: 1, per galion, 30c; No, 2, 25c; sperm, antl, per alion, 75c: turwxmno,uermllom 5be; 5aso- ene, per gallon, 1 V ARNISITE! —Amrrels per galion: rur ture, extra, $1.10; furniture, No. 1 gL conch, extra, SLi mu(‘IL N 1.203 I Damar, extra, SL.75; Ja| apan, 7 Oc; as I 86»), “hard o finish, xtra, bSc; shellac, $L50, Britrs—Cologno spirits, 188 proof, $1.13 do 1oL proof, §1, 33 Spirits, second qun]lly. 101 proo L1L hol, 188 pro tilled_whisk $1.50@2,00; Kentucky bourbons, s.’ommsufl l\\'nllukyumll'vum Ivania ryes, §3. Golden ' Sheat bourbon and rye. whis} domestic, $1.503.00, @6.00: domestio. ported sl m@nm domestic, $1. l(ll 00, e case, $10.00@16.00. Champagnes, 00@34,003 American, per Fish, umunaa. m'- Hif Ibls Qi Bble Ple Kts o o "” B8 "t e NEW FISE. or ERIRSE& sy _LAKE FISH, StaA s~ Powdated, ? granulated, 67e: - conf stanaara extra .N‘u ex vellow, 6c: New Orleans, MATCHES—Por_caddie, case, 45¢; square cases, S1. 81,25, Soars—Kirk s pavon Kirk's satinet, $5.14° hil cut 'laf, Tige: B¢} C, Bige; medium (@be. Tound, per mule square, Tmperial, $2.09: k"l standard, $3.30; ry vrades, D1ge; 3 prime, 11, @lue; chor rnmw.c green fnd vellos Joid gov: a, 1015@ s roasted, ln»mml 1580} CANDLES bfl‘«w 401b, "ifiNes, 40 1o be, Thes 8, los 100z, 6s, lic; half box, ‘Jflln Ground—Black pepper, boxes, 15 i allspiee, 19@ite; cinnamon, 15 r‘ln\q\« 15@3be; gingar, 16@2e; mustard, 15@ } \\ll(‘r fair, 20( 10, \mm e: good, 4 rial, 4\!4!4:(; Hyson, good, 0@ 4he; good, 35@i0c; Oo- ish breakfast, gond, 1 Souchong, good,30 1 Japans, fair, 25@35e; ice, 53@ide; Tea Dust, 1501 butter and ginger snap Blge ) to Beat, 70¢: Charm o. 10c ;: Fountain, 70c: Golden Thread- 67c; h\\mno 00¢; n\ul«. bc Rocky Moun tafn, 500; Faney, i )\I\Y. 40c; North Starf 0Oc: (ood Luck. 55¢; Our Best, ' 62ige; Good News, be, Dry Goods. Prixts—American, 543 Arnold’s, 6¢; Co- checa l»(* Mfludu ‘v ln man, 5¢; Glou- . 6c: Dunnell, Harmon , Merrimay l’||\'|ll Be. ng €5 Berwick, de, JOTO: Farmers' choice, Hope, 7e; Il 44, 7 Sonsdale, S Fruit, Se; Watne 3, 30 Wain! suttd, 1074 Conser Penper Naumkea, e Brows CorroN—Lawrenes LL, 5c; Shaw- ity L, de: Beaver Dam 1L, 5e; Atlantic fdjan Head, 7 Watehusset, G3es XXX, 650 Clifton CCC, 6x7e;’ Utlea Thorn- RUNY ACA 1240 C ¢ Milbury Thorndsy River, 11ige: Hamilton, 1 sarge, Tei Armory, “T4e; Indian’ Orehard, 62 dyke 000, e n York, 10'ge: Yok fancy. 191c 12e: Pearl ¢ Shetucke Sige: Shetuck o \I<(||u\<u|l\ A4, 123 Montauk BB, Beaver Creek AA, 1le; Beaver K B3, 100: Beaver Creek CC, i Jadirey s il firey D & T, Coium York, 1 q fauey, 1315¢ Haymaker's and brown, DUCK — 1014cs Creek N 1254 © ork, 3 biué Unbleached) — 8 oz, Magnolin, o West Point, 1214 (colored) —Boston ¥ 0z brown and Boston O 11 brown and, drab, X brown and drab, 10c: Boston Loy a diab 113e: Bosion O P l|l|u~ lixges Warren | moskeag, ohec Magnolin. West Point, 8 Otis, stripe: n; Lp('ll 10 fold, 120: Obe ook fold, 11}4¢; Endutazee, ook fold, ad Beans Dry Lumber. DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS. u, u, i amdio it » l“ M nnd 16 ft. No-1 4&61men, T3and 14 fect, rough. 81020 No, l 4 &6 inch, 16, feet, ron No.2, 4% inch, 13 aud 14 fe No. 2, 4 &6 ineh! 16 feet, roug SIDIN G, 1st Col 2d 3 Fence, 1st Com., 2nd Con) Clear, % | 2nd Com. ¥ in. : FLOORING. A 8ineh, whnte pitie. 1 6 inch, C 6 inch, D 8inc, E 6 inch, : STOCK 110 ARDS. A 12ingh, 81512 14 and 16 feot. g No-1Com. i2in. 5. 1. 18 Mand it it i 10] 18 and 20 ft.. Nod o « « 19 14and 16 SHIP LAP. No. 1, Plain, 8 and 10 itieh No. 2 Plain, 8 and 10 inch LIME, ET Qulnc 85¢; cement Akron, $1.75; plaster, mr per bushel gk mrledlvlr. per cw! .95: straw board, PETES e Ve A hollow stecl float cighty feet square, anchored in mid-ocean, and bearing a six: Book Bmdlng [l" REES PRINTING €O, Printers, Book Binders, And Blank Book Manufacturers. Noe. 106 and 108 South 14th Streot, Omaha, Neb. ____ Bridges—Steam Pile Driving. _ RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Engineers and Contractors. Brges, Roof Trusses, Steam Pile Driving Iron Combination and Howe Truss Bridges, Piling and Onk xlmber. 15th st., near Farnam, Telephone No 7 S Beer. M KBATING, . Agent for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Special brands Faust, Budweiser, Erlanger Cor. 9th and Capitol Ave., Omaha. Cvgnrs and Tobacco, MAX MEYER & CO,, Jobbers of Cigars Tobflccos, Guns and Ammunitio; South 11th Street, 1020 o 1024 Fu maha, INTERUCEAN CI0AR FACTORY. WEST & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, And Wholesale Denlers in Loaf_Tobaccos, 108 ana 110 N. 14th Strect, Omaha, Neb. urockery, W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for tho Manufacturers and Tmportors, Crockery, Glassware, Lampe, Chimneys, Tte. Office, 517 South 13th Strott, Omatia, Nob Nos. Carriages. C. 8. GOODRICH & CO A. Whitney Carringe Co.'s 444 Children's Carrlflgos, Jewett's Celeb Reivizerators. Send duor price lists. Tl Faratn st OMANR s “Gornices, Eagle Cornice Works. Proprictor. Manufacturer of sruico. 023 Dodgo and 101 ||r\l| 10th Strect, Omaha, Nel RUEMPING & BOLTE, Manufacturc=sof Ornamental Galvanized Iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finals, Ete., 510 8. 12th 8t. Workdone inany |\m| Cof the wumry “Wostern Cornice Works, C. SPECHT, Proprietor. Galvanized Tron Cornices, Bte. Specht’s im. sroved Patent Metallic Skylight. 608 and 510 S, h St., Omaba, Neb. Doors, Sash. Etc. % 7 Tho Gate (i} y Plen'cg Mill. Doors, Sash and Blinds. Also all kinds of turning! Scroll and Stair work of every do- ecripti " A. ROSENBERY, Manufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc. Stair Rails n specialty. Telephone No. 92 I5th and Marey Sts., Omaha, Neb. Electrical Supplies. L W. WOLFE & CO., Electricfans, Electrical Supplias, Masonic Block. (lmuhn Rurglar Alarms, Bells, E ing Tubes, Iron Works. TON & VIERLING IRON WORKS Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work Iron Stairs, Railing, Rolled Beams and Girders, Steam Engines, Brase Work, General Foundry Muchine and Blacksmith Work. Office and Works, U. P. Ry, and 8 17th st. fron ar d Nails, OMAHA NAIL 34 NUFACTURING CO, Cut Hails and Spikes, Itv. Omahn, Neb Omafia Safs Works, G. ANDREEN, | Manufacturer of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Vault Doors, Jail Work Work. " Cor. J4th and Shutters and Wire on Sts., Omahn, Neb. . Wagons and Carriages, Established 1858, A. J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 3409 and 14U Dodge Street, Omaha, Nob. Commission, Etc, M. BURKE & SONS, ty-foot light tower, is the suggestion of an English inventor. He would have this | known as a harbor of refuge in_d stres ora Y]ucn for transmission of ship n-ws by te egraph, and as a weatlier station. The saving of cost in cable telegravhing | nlone hly the use of relay instruments on htship would, in opinion, mll ient to pay its current expenses. He undertakes to provide secure anchorag stability, and harmless deflection of WiLves. HE BUs Q'rbs Ps K W50 40|12 | 0 GEA 10104 90 NEW FISH. No.1White Fish Family ¢ TNEW yisi, |BDIS HIE BbIS O'r m.h Tails nrtm wEw yisu. |'H 00 % 50 OMAHA HOTEL pgnicjm. A The Millard, 8. Shears, J. E. Markel Thos. Swobe, Propriotcrs Omuba, Nebruska. Fish, Ete, Norwegian = | KKK Hor'ings 12 00 505 %3 m: ). Norweian BYRUF- kegs, $1.05 Maple BP 1D, barrel, n\ncll) pure, 70c per gallon: 1 gallon cans, $9.25 per doz 3¢ gallon cans, $5.25 per doz; quart eans £3.00, Prekp cdium, in bbls, 0,005 half bbls, swall. in bbls. 0 half bbls, $4.0 fillerkins. in bbls, $8.00; do, standard, per ease, £2.55; California i No. 10, wmllon r gallon; per 52,85, per cast, Der oase, 4.1 5.00% plums, ber er case, $2.40 pan ; green gaes, §2,50 pmuluih 21b, per ciise, SrAncn—Mirror gloss, gloss, 3 1b 53ge. Mir corn,' 1" Ib, bide corn m:pgualf loss, 1Ib, Te: Kingsford's eloss) , 7303 Kingsftord’s pure, 3 Ib, 5%c; Kings: ford’ “sbulk.de. a ¥ Piug Tonhceo—Olimax, : white cherries, ase, $4.00; whor plime, per. @ per 1b: Horse- o: Spearhead, 89; Gold l'mm u.»nm 0c; Plnch, 8%; |y mm: Fritz. 38¢ —Mi Ul—Iml.( stick, 9ig@lle, (s, per bbl. $1.55; Ashton, sacks, Ashton, 8oc; bbls, , §2.60 kbm).\ —in ) ber ofiul D kanw\'u 1 quarter apples, Vi box er, Hates umum'hu.i s, 7}." . new. BA@e: curranl new, 45 Gdlie . TBENSON FISH €0, Buccessors to Ieken Siemssen & Co, Wholesale Fish Dealers, | Importers of Foreign Fish, Nos. 011-013 Jones | = Strect und U. 1. Track. Omabis. Nob.™ ., Job Printing, REES PRINTING CO., Job Printers, Book Binders, And Blank ook Manufacturers, 106-108 South Fourteenth Stree Flour and Feed, W.J. WELSHANS & CO., Wholesale Flour, Feed and Grain, Manufacturers of W. J. Welshans & Co.'s Quick Raising Buckwheat flour and proprietors Omaha City Mills, cor. §th and Farnam Strects, Omaba. Leather, Hides, Etc, Leather, Saddléry Hardware, Baddlery and Shoe Findings, Hides, Wool, P elt Eicn, Omuba NeL. Confec\ionery “F. P. FAY & €0, Live Stock Commission Geo. Burke, Manager, Union Stock Yurds, 8, Omuba. Tolo shono 583 W. F. BROWN & CO., Commission Dealers in Live Stock, Ofice—Exchango Building, Union Stock Yards, th Omaba, Neb. _Telephone No, 663, W. L PATII]CK & C() Live Stock Commission Merchants, /Address all communications to us at Union Stock Yuxds, South Omahn. Advances mado on stock. Usilon Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA. Yimited. John F. Bovyd, Hupcrlnmudem. SAVAGE & GREEN, Live Stock Commission Merchants. Bhiymonts of nny and all kinds of stock solicit ¢d. Unlou 5t-ck Yards, Omuns, Nob, Lumber, Ete, "7 LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Etc. Yurds—Cor. 7th und Douglas, Cor. 9th and Douglad, £ e BOIIN MANUFACTURING CO,. Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, MPouldings, Btair Work and Tatorior Hurd Wood Finish, Just opened. N. E. cor. bth und Leuven- worth Sireets, Omaha, Neb, ks CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, 814 B. 14tk Btreet, Omaba, Nob. ‘Munager. F. Colpetzer, C.N. DIETZ Lumber, 18th and California Streets, Omaha, Neb, FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc. Cor. 0th and Douglas Btreets, Omaha, Neb, GEO. A. HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, Omaba, Nebrasks. CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Waron Stock, Fancy Woods, Bridge Timber kms W. Cor. 9th 2 Douglis, Omaba, Mb" G. I'. LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moukdigds, Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts and Cigars. 121 Faruaw St., Omahs, Neb. Bullding Puper, hlp‘ South I3ts 5ireet Gy Agncullural Tmplements, LININGER & METCALF €0, Wholeenle Dealers in Agricultural Implements. DMo , Corner 6th and Pacifio Sts, Omaha, Neh l‘Al(Ll‘l, ORENDORFF & MARTIN, ‘Wholeea e Dealers in Agricultural Imploments, Wagons and Buggics, Omaha Neb, —Clll'lu'llll,l. PARK Wholcgale Denler in Agricultaral lmplemcms Wagons, Carriages and Buggics. | Jcnes St., bet oth and 10th, Omaha, Neb Boots and Shoes. " W. V. MODSE & CO., Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, 11 Farnam Streot, Omaha, Neb, Manufactory, Summer Street, Boston. Carpets, 8. A. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Goods, Efc., 142 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. Coal, Lime, Etc. G JEFE W, BEDFORD, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. [ Office, 7138, 14th ©t., Omnha, Neb. Yards, Oth | and De venport Streets. " COUTANT & SQUIRKS Dealers in Hard ana Soft Coal. Best varicties, OfMico, 213 8. 13th St Telephone No. 144 aha, Neb, NEBRASKA FUELCO, Shippers of Coal and Coke, 2148, 15th St., O GFO. PATTERSON, Beo. nml Lrens. F.A l‘:l;‘li- Nebraska Coal and Lime (iomp“fiflnly,'r ; OMAHA, NEDR . 13th Street. 3. o LpRRT, ihone 42, Gro. FyLanaam, Pros. F. GOODMAN, V. Pres J. A, SUNDERLAND Scc. and Treas. Omaba Coas, Coke and Lime Compauy, Jobbers of hard and soft_cony, 200 8. 1ith ‘Omuha, Neb. i OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE €O Hard and Soft Coal, Exclugive denicrs in Boulder Colorado Coal, 217 South 14th street, Coffee and Spices. GATES, COLE & MILES, Fa 8| Home Cotfes and Spics H Il; Mf ] Co.i o Of our e ooor G000 Howard &5 ‘ Teac, Coffeos, Spices, Baking Powder Extricts, Laundry Biue. luk, ete. Teden s troot, Omuba, Neb. Commission, Etc. BRANCH & CO0., Wholesale Frults, Plofluce, (Qystars, cs--Our own pack- L& , Game, Poultry, JOHN F. FLACK, General Commission Merchanl. ons, Fruits, Flour And Tee: , Neb. Cobgignments soli W. E. RIDDEL] Storage and Commission Merchant. is—Cheose, Buttee, Eggs, Pouitry T 8. 14th,, Omaha, Neb. Tele- "R McDONALD. COMMISSiON IdERC_HANT Btreet, Omatia, Nol or. WIEDEMAN & co., Produce Commission Merchant Toultry, Butter, Gume, Fruits, Ete. _Bt.;Omahd, Nebragkn. "WESTERFIELD DROS, General Commission Merchants, 1406 Dodge Street, Omaha, Neb. Consignments Boncited. WEEKS MILLARD, Storage and Commission Merchants. Fo: uits a speeialty, El- epant storage fu Warchouse and” office, 10 North Fith st. 2 B16 12th MURLEY, Commission and Jobbing, Butter, Bges und Produce. A full ling of Stone- gare, "Consignmonts colloited. 114 Dodyo St | Omuha. E. MORONY, General Commission Merchant, Butter, Bggs, Choeso and Country Produco gen- rilly, 300 5. 12th 8t., Omahu, Nov. & McSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerator and Packing House, 14th & Luaven- »on U. P. . 1. Track, Omaba, Neb. Established 1870, ROBERT PUPVIS, General Commission, 2118, 14th t., Omaha, Nob, Specialties—Butter figgs, Poultry and Game. Ph\ CKE l'l!lOS.. Commission Merchants, ¥Fruits, Preduce and Provisions, Omaba, Neb ISAAC GRIFFITH, Commission Morchant, and wholesale dcaler in country produce, fruits, | butter, cRgs, cete. Goods on consignment & specialty, 520 N. 16:h t., Omaha, Nob, KIRSCHBRAUN & SONS, (Successors to A. P. Schack.) Produce Commission Merchants, No. 213 South 12th Strcet, Omaha, Neb, Dry Goods. 3. J. BROWN & C0,, Ehlclesale Dry Goods and Notions, 4 Douglus Btroct, Omab, N L. GINSBERG & €O, Wholesale Deulers in Dry Goods, Hosiery, Notions, Linens, fces, Embroidory and White' ¢ cods, 020 Douglus Street, Omnha, Neb. White Lead, OAF WHITE LEAD €O, Strictly Pure Whits Leal. -, and U, Harness, Etc, P, Ry., Omuhs, WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbe: Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardwm. Turf Goods, Blankets und Robes. 121 Farnawm Streot Omuby, Neb. __ Matiresses, _ E. M. HULSE, Mattress Company, Flnulumrlnfi Mattresses, Bedding, Feather 200 and 1205 Douglus Streei Omaba, N Oumaha : Ovemlh. D MARUFACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Overalls, sans Puats, Shirts, » 112 and 1 W Do 4 Steoet, Ombiia, Nebn gl i | 100 and 108 15th street. i Oysters, Butter, B i . | | Firc und Burglar Proof Safes, T OMAHA L Mitiit €0, Dealers fn All Kinds of Bailding Material at Wholesale. 18th Stroetand Jo.on Pac - Track, Omal GERMAN D. WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, 20th and Tzard Streets, Omaha, Nebraska, J. A. WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Ruilding Papers, Sash, Doors,. Minds, Mou ings, Pickets, Posts, Lime, Plastor, i Cement. Ninth ana Jones, Omaha. Neb. 3 Millinery. 1. OBERFELDER, Tmportors and Jobbers of Millinery and Notions, 1213 and 1214 Harney Street, Omaha, Nob, aam Musical Instruments, EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesalers or lluslcal Instraments. Steinway Pians or, Docker, Hainos and TR Frnon, Fackhrd Signner Chase ORgaey Notions, Etc, J. L. BRANDIES & SON, Wholesale Job Lots, Bry Goods, Notlons, Qents' Furnishing Gools Goods from New Y cndo sales duily. and 508 South 15th 8 CHARLES S1TVERICK, | Pnrnlmre, Bedding, Upho!stery, Mirrors, Eto wid 1210 ¥ street, Omalia DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furnitats, Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. Croceries, ALLEN BROS,, Wholesale Grocers, 1M10and 1112 Douglas Street, Omaha, Nob. 4 E. Il CHAPMAN & O, E Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Cigars, Tobacco und Smokers™ Articles, 1217 Howard St MEVER & RAAPKE Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Epices, Clgurs and Tobaceos, 1817 and 1310 Dougs Tns Street, Omaka, Neb, MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Etrects, Omaha, Neb, PAXTON, GALLAGHER & €O, Wholosale Groceries and Provisions, - 75, 707, 709 and 711 8. 10th St., Omahn, Neb, Hardware. " W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron, Steel, - | Eprings, Waion Stock, Hurdwood Lumber, ot | 1200 ‘and 1211 Hurncy etveer, Omabu, Nob. | EDNEY & GIBBON, | Wholesals Iron, Steel, Wagon 4 Carrinzo Wood Stock, Heavy Harlwaro, 1217 and 1219 Louvenworth Street, Omaha, HIMEDAUGH & TAYIOR, Builders' Hardware, | Mechanics’ Tools and Bulfalo Scalos. 1405 Doug: Jus Streot, Omuha, Neb, LLEE, FRIED & CO,, i Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Tinware, | Bheet Iron, Eto. Agonts for Howe Miaini Powder Co., Omuha N MILTON ROGERS & SONS, 1 Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantles, Gratos, Brass goods, 1821 and 1823 Fare nam Street. RECTOR & WILHELMY CO., Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Emerson Stegl Nails, Cor. lith aud Harney Streots, Oma Harvesters. DEERING & CO., CHICAG Manufcoturer of the Deerlng\“Hmester Goods, Write to W, Lorimer, Ganeral Agonty Omaha, Te)uplmuuum. Tron Pipe, Etc. A. L. STRANG ('L)\H’ANY Pumps, Pipe and Engines. Steam, Wator, Ruilwuy and Milling Supplios, Bt } 20, 922 ond Farnam St. Omahs, Nob. CHURCHILL PUMP CO.,, Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Steam and Water Supplios, Headquartors fox Mast Foout Cov's Goods. 1111 Furnam Strooly | Omaha, Nel ) Jewelry, Siurd \EDII()LM & EllleEON, Wholesale Jewelers. Dealors_in 8 aro, Diamonds, Watohos Clocks, Jewelor ols 'and Matorials, Eto, 10} &nd 163, 16th § or. Dodgo, Omaba, Neb. Nollonl Etcs VINYARD & SCIHN Jobbers m Notions, Hosfery & Gents'Furnishing Good 1006 'und 108 am St., Omuba, Neb. LT Roblnson llotlon Comg, ny, <: 403 and 405 §, 10th 8t., Omaha, Wholaseio Dentars i Notibpn and’ Gonis' P nishing Goods. | 0ils, Etc, " CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE 00, Wholesale Dealers in Oils, Gasoline, Mica Axle Grease, Ete. A, H. Bisho) " Biunager, Omaiia, Nob! n, Pork Packing. JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shipper, Omaha, Nebraska, HARRIS & FISHER, Packers and Provision Dealers, Office, Union Markat, 1617 Dodge Stroet, Packing house, U. P, ruck, Omaha, Nob, Tele phong No. 157, Safes and Locks, P. BOYER & €O, Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s’ o Looks, Vau ct, Omuh, Nol and Juil work, 1020 Furnam sty Seeds, J. EVANS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer fn Seetll. Agricultural, Vogotablo, Etc, 0dd Follows' Hally Omabia, Nob, THE GOODMAN DRUG CO Wholesale Druggists, f And Dealer in Puints, Ol and Window Glass Gmabiu, Neb., Wines and Liquorss ILER & €O, Distillers and Importers of Wines And Liquors. Solo manufucturers of Kenu 3 112 Harney xsu-eut.o GEO. W. DUNCAN, Buccessor to MNAMATA & DUXg 'End Wholcento Daators n’ Wines, Liquors and Cigars, , Twpor 214 wad 216 8. 14th St,, Owals, Nok o - e —